Sentence examples for playwrights from inspiring English sources

When I was at school, I don't think I realised there were playwrights who were alive and still writing; you just don't register that it's still a new and ongoing art form.

Sarwat Siddiqui, the winner of a young writers' project from Fordham University, will join the playwrights.

I was fascinated by the ability of playwrights to construct the worlds into which we are drawn.

Those poets put me in touch with novelists and eventually playwrights.

It took me some minutes to adjust to the thought that I was sitting between two of the great playwrights of the age.

The stories that follow are based on interviews with four successful young British artists – working as actors, poets, playwrights, painters – who grew up in Muslim communities.

He invented diction in order to startle the audience into some sort of awareness – lines like, 'I'm going out for an eight-cylinder sandwich.'" With only a little provocation, he ran critically through the galaxy of twentieth century playwrights, beginning with Eugene O'Neill.

But he offered a glimmer of hope to young playwrights.

Four of the UK's most promising playwrights are to showcase new productions in Manchester over the next few weeks as part of an international theatrical response to the global food crisis.

Next month, the pressure will be on as the playwrights gather at 10pm on 16 November and must pen a 10-minute play by 7am the next morning.

My friend and mentor Stephen Jeffreys once told me that it is a myth that playwrights need to think up a new subject with every play that they write; rather, we have myths that we return to.